Arts & Entertainment Reporter

Hearst · Dallas

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Role Overview

Cover the people, places and cultural moments that matter most to Dallas—from the biggest names to the next big thing.

The Arts & Entertainment Reporter at The Dallas Morning News will deliver smart, engaging journalism across the arts, entertainment and pop culture landscape—from updates on Landman and other Taylor Sheridan shows to news about local TV anchors, Post Malone’s latest collaborations and King of the Hill reboots.

This is a fast-paced job focused on breaking news, what’s trending and expanding the conversations readers are having online about high-interest topics. Ideal candidates will be well-versed in using social media to generate pitches and report stories. They will also bring knowledge of TV, pop music, movies and more.

This is a reporting role first. We’re looking for a strong journalist who can develop original stories, find compelling local angles and give readers useful ways to experience Dallas. Celebrity coverage and high-interest entertainment stories will be an important part of the job, alongside service journalism and repeatable story formats such as neighborhood guides that spotlight Dallas arts, culture, music, nightlife and things to do.

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We support our employees through personal and professional development and promote physical, financial and emotional wellbeing for employees and their families. Our benefits include:

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